He jumped on NFL Network's "Path to the Draft" on Friday to discuss everything from running routes to NFL players he patterns his game on but one of the more interesting nuggets he dropped on the show was about his upcoming visit schedule.

"It's one of those things where it seems like everyone is interested," Cooks said. "I have a trip to New York in April with the Jets. When (offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg) came out to my pro day, I definitely wanted to put on a show while at the same time, just play the game and do what I love to do."

At least two recent NFL.com mock drafts have Cooks winding up with the Jets, and the club hasn't been shy in hiding their interest in Bilenikoff Award winner. It makes plenty of sense that the Jets looking for another weapon on offense, and Cooks would be a nice choice with his ability to stretch the field, run fly-sweeps and return kicks.

He's not considered the most talented receiver in this draft, but it's clear based on the amount of teams interested in him that Cooks will have plenty of frequent flyer miles by the time the draft rolls around in May.

And those are so much more useful than notebooks filled with press clippings.